About José Argüelles/Valum Votan Rainbow Bridge
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Of all the unexamined assumptions and criteria upon which we base and gauge our daily lives as human beings on planet Earth, by far the greatest and most profoundly unquestioned is the instrument and institution known as the Gregorian Calendar.”
—Jose Arguelles, “Thirteen Moons in Motion"
The Thirteen Moon Calendar Change Peace Plan, initiated by Jose and Lloydine Arguelles in 1994, is a people’s initiative that recognizes the need to unify our species based on a new knowledge of time and a fresh vision of the cosmos.
The Thirteen Moon Calendar Change Peace Plan is based on the scientific discovery of the 12:60-13:20 timing frequencies. From this was born an earth-centered Peace Movement that had for its goal the regeneration of the biosphere by realigning the humans with natural cycles of the universe.
The cause of this Peace Plan is furthered by the promotion of the Banner of Peace and the principle of peace through culture. The Banner was designed by Russian mystic and artist, Nicholas Roerich, with three red circles in the center, indicating the unity of art, science and spirituality.
The Peace Plan has been implemented through the Planet Art Network (PAN). Since its inception in 1983, PAN groups have formed in numerous countries, adopting the Banner of Peace as the official logo. The concept of artists around the globe telepathically involved in transforming the industrial-age environment into a colossal, global-scale work of art lies at the heart of Jose's vision of PAN.
To this end the Foundation sponsors world wide the annual Day out of Time Planetary Peace through Culture Festival every July 25. The Foundation also supports the Planet Art Network as the organizers of the Day out of Time events and local nodes for the dissemination of the 13 Moon calendar and the Law of Time.
This idea of calendar change is so simple and yet so revolutionary that most people do not perceive its power. But when you consider that virtually all existing institutions are incorporated in the Gregorian calendar, this means that their sovereignty is also incorporated in it. To change the calendar means to disincorporate all institutions – all sovereignty in time would have to be renegotiated.
—Jose Arguelles